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Mr.. John Duling, colored, of Cadiz.
Ohio, is foreman at the gas works.
Ex-Governor Pinchback made his
maiden speech as a lawyer last week.
There are three colored members in
the Salvation Army of Massilon, Ohio.
Topeka, Kan, has Steam Heating
Company composed entirely of colored
men.
The Herald, is the title of "a ne wspaper
just started by colored men in Licking
ton, KY.
Mr.. j. II. Lewis, colored, merchant
tailor of Boston, Mass, does business
of $l50, 900 per year.
The report that Mrs. John R. Lynch
is dead, is false, she is alive and well in
Washington City, D. c.
R. s. Smith, Esq, coiored, was last
week admitted to practice in the Sup
rene Court of the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Granville Googens, colored, of
Allegheny City, Pa, has been appointed
to clerkship in the Office of the city
Treasurer.
Miss Hattie L. Smith, a highly edu-
Gated young lady of Boston, Mass, has
been chosen as teacher in Zion Wesley
College, Salisbury, N. C.
During the recent tour of DR.. Samuel
3. Count Cook, of Washington, D. c., in
Europe, he was elected Fellow of
the British genealogical Society.
Seven hundred colored men have
bought building lots in TIE Sixth District
OF louisiana during the past year, and
many ofthem have also built nice houses,
Mr.. A. Clark, editor and pro prietor of
the Chicago Conservator. with the last
issue of the paper transferred his in
terest in the same to the Conseryator
Company.
The "Royal Banner" of Union CITY,
tennessee, gives the names OIL colored
families, whose real and personal pro-
perry is valued at $4,000. The popu-
latlon of the said city is 5000, 800 of
which are colored.
Mr.. John W. Hargo, has entered suits
against two keepers of restaurants in
Cincinnati who refused to serve him on
account of color. Mr.. John M. Queen
has brough similar suitagainst saloon
keeper in Springfield, Ohio.
Eight colored men were drawn az
Jurors IN the United States District
Court at New Orleans last week, as fol-
lows: Edward P. Cleary, Robert J.
Estes, Paul Bruce, Alexander Plicouc.
Emile Trepagnier, Peter Joseph, G. W.
Littlejohn and Harvey Cyrus.
Mr.. John 81 Seaton, colored, porter
for the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany in New York, is 6 feet 6 inches
high, and is a magnificent specimen of
manhood. He is from Virginia.
and was for long time on the Capitol
police force in Washington. He receives
a salary of $4,000 year.
Delegates representing Pittsburg. Lou-
lsvllle, New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore met in Baltimore. Md
Monday, and adopted constitution to
govern a national league of co ored base
ball players. The six cities represented
will each have club, and two more NAV
be added. A $50 guarantee to visiting
clubs was agreed to, and schedule was
agreed upon.
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AN adjourned meeting of the city bar
5bers, held Thursday evening, effected a
permanent organization. The secretary
reported something over 800 collected
to prosecute violators of the Sunday law.
i. d. Lyles read the constitution and
bylaw drafted by the special committee
appointed for that purpose, and the
organization was formally INDICTED into
the National BARRIERS Protective Associ-
alton The following officers were
elected: President, A. Chryst; vice
president, A. H. Schultz; secretary, B.
=. Felix; treasurer, g. w. Patwell.
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One of the things the APPEAL would
like to know the true inwardness of, is;
why did our Senators Sabin and Palmer
vote against the confirmation of Recor-
der, Trotter?
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-19

The conductors on the Pullman
sleepers have had their salaries increa-
sed. Sir George ought to begin grade
over and raise the porters' salaries, so
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

Senator William 7. Frye Of Maine re-
Gently made visit to Europe and care
fully Investigated for himself the condi.
tIon and pay Of the lsboring people il
many Of the European countries. and some
OF The results 81 these personal obserya
lions were giyrp IL speech to the
Home Market Climb ol Boston We quote
some OF this speech, stouiug shst the
condition Of our lnbeuas people would
soon be here without protective tariff
Nov, why don't sc manufacture for
the world Why did sr last yesr bring
into our own mark, mean tie year
which ended June 81 last, why dad We
bring into our u~n market S3l, go, 900
worth Of silk goods Yog can nanafsc-
iure every yard % them here Why did
We bring from abroad s29.090 900 worth
Of cotton goods made out Of cotton raised
on our own labl Why should We i'm
port Ss4 9eo. 600 wotlh al Soolen goods 2
Why should We import ca. 250 900 worth
OF mknnfsetares Of iron and steel, when as
tell you, 20 one Lnbdrsdtbs Of the iron
Is lying untouched 10 The earth Why
ala se import 81. 20. 600 vorih Of glass.
when The material Tor msking glass is
lying srosnd here everywhere I Why did
We Import a.. 80 coo worth Of pottery
when ,he besi eiss 10 The world lot Eak-
ihg pottery il found 10 every State OF The
uaiied States except Fiofida : Why did
We import si2. 80 coo wo,,h Of the manu-.
features d hemp, har aad ia,e, when you
can raise hemp and nar 10 youf osn eoun
IA, ID libiium : With al The s5ssntsges
! siisdei 10 10 the oatses. Why il IL tha.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

TIE tleciieE fs.prts ibss far Feocarcd
.st sugaswksi sirs5, has CO The Whole
sas Etgabliesas have tsosi rcssoa 10 re-
yosca 0hio leads "a with . Rspc6lscsH
plurality a sbesi $4,000. hssasoms
sais. Hamllios county gives about !. oe
ras,ariiy i0r Foraker 10 Massachusetts,
Amas. Bspshiios1, has plnrsiiiy 81 pear
~ ". 600. alec handsome Bepubliean
gain. 10 Bosion 300 Nehrsska Aiso shos'
decided HspabiicAn gaia, aDd the State
gill give 2o,ooo majority ior Rerubiicas
Judge. 10 Rhode Islasd BepablicaE
kas heen elected Member u Congress ir
The second distrie. 10 take The place Of I
Democrat. The slsicis delegation in con
srees nos being soiidly Republican.
Ia Pennsylvania the returns show DEN
ocra,ic gaias, though tie Republicans
wiIl have majority Of 10000 or more. Ia
New York The State ticket will be close
probably 20, 10000 either way ADD II The
Democrats carry il by small plurality u
cannot be considered Democratic gaia.
10 Nr~ York city Fellows IS elected osei
Nlc0li sod The Democrats make elca1
sweep The George vote 10 the city wa'
shout 10 000, much less than vas expect
cd. Ihv lsbor vote Ia the state sas light
The Democrats carry Maryland by l00N
msjority and Mississippi without opposi
ton They claim the legislature ia Nn
sinia ba, this is not quite certain.
despatch from Albany, wednesday
afternoon. gives the msloniy Of Cook oven
Grant 10, 600 and the rest Of the Demo
cratic State ticket 10. 900 mslori,y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

huy feed TO sppeAse their hnngcr. You
know there are hundreds and Thousands
Of people In Ireland right CO the ragged
edse 81 starvation. You ma. imagine the
stale q affairs where there arc thousands
and hundreds Of thousands Of men and
women who csuho, nnd employment.
Why. there we're $50, coo small holdings
10 ireland. holdings uuder landlords.
How DO they pay their rent Why. siI.
eight, on ten years ago they used 10 so
over 10 Englabd and Scotland, hire out
10 The farmers 10 summer. earn seven or
pounds, take IL home and pay their rent,
while the wives and little children we're
cultivaiing the hall acre. the acre, or two
acres Of land which they hired, and you
know that Amencan competition has kill
ed agriculture 10 Scotland and Ireland,
and that the people out OF employment
there are as thick as blsekberries; but
women do iarm work 10 Ireland for l6 aud
Is cents day. and are very glad TO get Il.
Take England. My opinion; from the
best sources could reach IN England, is
that the wages 10 England are not one
half OF the average wages 10 the United
States. made some inquiries in Man
chester. They toll me there we're nearly
10000 women at work in the cotton mills,
two thirds OF tbs work being done by the
women. and that those women we're not
averaging 500 year for their wages. And
mind you, you have got to couut out the
holidays.the sick days. ieasts, fairs, saints
days, and all that sort OF thing, and when
you come down to the net at the end OF the
year you will find that the English labor
or is getting but a bagatelle. The men
In England, according to the best light
could get. are not averaging over Sl25 or
or sl35 year
Take Scotland. was in Glasgow, and
| felt profound interest in the Clyde. 1t
had been hurled at us more than 10000
times since have been 10 Congress the
Clyde,a the ship bailding OF the Clyde,
how they could beat us, how we were
handicapped with tariff, and all that sort
Of thing, SO took deep interest 10 the
Clyde. | went up to Longloan Iron works
that cover thirty five acres Of ground.
They are right near the coal and the
iron. The average haul OF coal is tw miles
and the average cost Of coal delivered is
five shillings ton: the blast furnaces are
seven, and the average product is 5000
tons OF pig iron day. What are the wa
ges? Laborers, from two sbillings and two
pence to two shillings aud six pence day
what would Pittsford laborer say to that?
Skilled laborers, three shllings to seven
shillings and more of them at three than
at seven. Coal miners, $50 to 5.SS a week,
boarding themselves. Iron miners from
8 "a to 59a week. Pit hand foreman
this is one of the high-piieed fellows, one
of the aristocrais- from So 20 to sc. 80
week. Wages have decreased for five years
in Glasgow, and Bright said, IN speech
that he made, that in Glasgow alone Al,
COO families ont Of over100, 600 lived each
in one room: and | should say from my
observation that Lalf ibe men and women
in Glasgow today were out Of work
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10
elias EDDY's EsrArr

- sTafs or frEEosr, District Of hsnek ssiers 80
In Probate Court held AZ Manchester, within
aud for said District On The zeih day Of De-
Oft9bef A. D. 1851.
The Administrator sith will snBsrsd on The
estate Of hllss EddY ists ei Peru IN said Dsiflci
deceased, proposed % repder 40 sec0gat OF
bic Gdminislrati0n On said estats.
NbsfenyOns a ssssion ~ said Court Ia BE- held
II the Probate Daiee ~ Manchester, IN faid Dis.
trici, On ~ zefh dsJ ef hsysnber b. 1897. vss
appointed for sAt srtriinsiisn and allowance 81
said aeeanni, Apd Ter distribution " ths es,
tate remaining % sHeb ,sttismsntl and public
Hoties thereof ordered 70 BIO given 10 eli
persons interested By tbs Publication hereof In
the Msnebssisr JorsEAL4 Newspaper printed
Al aid Manchester, three resss saeeessiysiy
previous to the time 90 appointed.
hsr LOYELAsD MtkE0s, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate Of A. ], II. DasronTH.
The undersgned having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the district Of mar,
chester, Commissioners, TO receive, eIsmins ara
adjust al claims and demands Of all persons
agsinst the estate o.
J, h. DtLfofth late Of Rupert
10 said district deceased, aud all claims eshlb.
iiedin OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice thai ~
will meet for ID. purposes Aforesaid. ~ tLs
late dwelling h0uss ~ the deceased In Esst
Rupert, on tbs zslh day 81 December and 9Th
Day 81 April next from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until
. O'Clock =. NJ on each Of said days
and that sir nsnits from the 10Th Day
of October A D. 1857 Ia the time limited by
by said Court Tor ssid creditors 70 present their
claims 10 a. for examination and allowance,
Dated At Manchester this lpih day Of
October A. % 1851.
CHESTER PHILLIPS. Cont.
1e5x EDWAhD LEACH. w" ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

A report shicb seems 10 he reliable
briggs She pevs that The Emperor 81
Oamarv u lslliag rapidly sud may live
bsi Tee dsys TIE crown prlDoe has
rstum ~ ibe eascetoRs gfosih 10 be
,hfoa ssd may lirs bot shor. the. In
Geese ~ ,as death u beth the crown .iil
asscena % yoabg uaa, hardly oai Of
AZ, tset hood
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

Coz MARTA a Kansas writes 10 ibt
ehairmau q the loss rpabhcap enmiiiee
that ia biz state prohibition 10 regarded -
seitled question BY republicans and IN
Increasing miaotliy" OF democrats The
governor ia convinced that prohibition
would poll from ~. 900 10 io0. 900 mslofiiy
lndAy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

Ex-senator Thurman OF Ohio who an
noances bis permanent retirement from
political life is about the only prominent
Democrat who has had the courage to de
nounce Gen. Jacksou's recent secession
speech a, Macon, Ga He declared that
jackson was recalled frcm Mexico on ae
oonnt d drunkenness and that BIO is con
seqnently bitter toe TO Cleveland aud
the Democratic party Jackson has pub
lished a card saying that he resigned vol
nn,arily ba, was KEEP, at his post long a.
ter he resigned aud that he is freud 70
Cleveland aud the party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

TIE Salt Lake Herald says that tbs
section Of the L lmnnin law aimed at po-
lygsmous mafrispe is being vigorously
enforced sgainst offending Mormons, Al
,be recent sessions Of the second aud third
district courts large Number OF cases oil
this Kind we're disposed OF, and almost
without exception the indicted parties
uere convicted and sentenced to pay fines
and suffer imprisonment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

waahiss,ou Is getting TO he very es'
yensire city 10 live 10, aad the high rents
ARE uobllug macy congressman who desire
10 ,sas their iamilei with them and have
ruly their salaries 10 depend upon. Houses
10 desirable sections reni from 5000 Il
$40 zoo year. aud ebe sir hundred dollar
bouset are email obes With only six or eight
rooms Tie prizes oi provisions Is alse
IFae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

Toe report Of Admiral Porter, IN which
he reviews the dtieneeless condition Of our
.eaeoasts, is admirable. and should obtain
the listening ear Of congress, With some
thing 20 do with 10 the nature Of sur
Plus, there is DO reason why the coast do
fences should longer be reelected. II the
government we're 10 financial straits the
reply to the question might necessarily be
diticult with money 10 the treasury tie
country should tx up and sci its house 10
order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

II il true tha, the Democrats 10 MAssa'
ohuseits are running for Governor sol
dier uho Loaf limb 10 the war, and 1t u
also true that as Democratic Congressman
be has secured the removal OF several sol
diers from official positions solely because
they wero Republicans Love for soldiers
uho belong 10 only Que political party
aad enmity 10 those who belong to dit
ferrui party will not win many votes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

Secretary Whitney Is nov 10 New York
and viii not return 10 Washington for an
inds huiie period, He is forbidden hy his
physician from undertaking any work The
pssi year tie secretary has bad trouble
souse 6taasebes For the past two weeks
b. las MOI been able even to read bis
Iet,srs. aud although be has accumulate d
some u the materials, he has written 10
part OF bis annual report, aud there IL DO
prospect that he will be able 10 prepar.
one. The physician states that WITH the
necessary rest the secretary will be per
feeily well again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

sams q ths sostkefp rspers are tfyiDs
~ efpiasn sssy Gee. Jaciscas siAiia-
siau 4 ieG DAVIS stove Ahrhsfa Lincoln
TIE Gully erp!sDsisop. hossre', 70 ihh'
Gss gseisoa Is a. vnroeasirnc,td seott-
.Aekhss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

General Henry H. jackson makes q
lame attempt st apology for bis recent
speech 1T Macon, Ga, eulogistic OF JEFF
Davis and the Southern Coniedefacy.
Eyideutly what he said was intended for
hls own section, where the people were
highly delighted. and not for the whole
country He says that In bis address be
expressed bis iotenee conviction of the
correctness Of the Calhoun doctrine OF
states rights Ia father explanation he
says j. vas for the principle Of state SOW
ereigniy that the South fought aud not
for slavery,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

If some enterprising fellow would now
corner the market Oh DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup he could make his fortune. Beware
OF frauds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

The eiieut Of The present coal strike
appears IRON the statement that there are
10 the aggregate from Que hundred 10 one
hnudrtd and ten thousand men aud boys
engaged 10 the mining OF anthracite coal
In pennsylvanis OF these from eighty
10 ainety thousand are still at work. the
organization among many ofihem having
been too imperfect TO ssrran, their being
ordered on, during The present difficulty.
The advance conceded by the Reading com
mpsny KEEP, from 80. 0cJ to 40. 900 Of these
al 1ork. the smaller operators Ia the reg
eion worked by that company agreeing 10
grant the same increase
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10
grant The ssuse increase.

The application made TO the Gated
stslss Supreme Court in behalf Of The
Chicago anarchists 10 reyies the case on
. writ 81 error has been denied. the court
holding that the Law Of Illinois under
which they ~ere tried dees net conflict
With The consultation Of the United States,
aud ,ha. the ppsoners bad fair trial un-
der that l.s There IL no doubt that the
eriminals sill be hang nett Friday uuless
Gov oslesby commules their seutence 10
life imprisosmeaa A great nany pei'
,ions have heen sent 10 the Governor for
this purpose. aud some threatening let
tiers have also been kent The fact that
seseral dynsnils bombs have been found
Ia cell occupied BY one Of lhe prisoners
slll Goa help their case, although II Is
supposed THAI the bombs were TO have
l.ee1 ase8 iaf seii desifuesion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

A ssi Q. farm bailaings belonlDg 10 Q.
l. liemmieg.sy. al Msisricfd. we're
bnfrea Friday night. the fire being caused
by ben aying agAins, lighted lantern ia
the barn. seliins fire 10 The hay. Loss
xtont g.. 800. insared fof Zoo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10
Deaths.

Al stafford Syringe Gem, New, LAT, hts.
Laura J Hedses, AGED 81 Years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

Fairy Zephyr.
These goods are all manufactured by the cele-
brated Columbia Mills and bought by us directly
of the manufacturers They have been tested for
many years and are acknowledged by skillfnl work
ers to be of superior excellence. If you buy them
you will get good quality and full weights.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10
Marriages.

Atthe rsssaenee OIL h4 bride srsn8. parents,
Nc .ud Nrs tdwsrd Roberts, g0si eih Avrnns
Nnw York. en rasssAy, OCT 1sh, ny MS Rev /.
q. Hutchinson suiiih, uenstiege Roberts hen
nsr % rredsries Leans Culwell, All % ihA city !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10
Chr Manfbfsifr Journal

DIX. sisoSps. Eai,sr and Proprietor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-22
AGRICULTURAL.

Timothy cures more readily. for in
stance, than does herdsgruss. while the
coarser grasses require still longer time
than herdsgrass. Clover contains more
water than other grasses consequently it
is harder TO cure
The above paragraph is taken from an
article on curing hay. The writer seems
10 he ignorant Of the fact that herdsgrass
is another name for timothy. Herdsgrass
is the name 10y which it is generally known
here, though timothy is the name which is
more commonly used by writer's 1t is
most properly called timothy, because that
name is never applied TO any other grass.
1t is the IhieuHt Jroicuse of the botanist.
In few localities in the United States red
top is called herdsgrass The botanical
name of red-top is Ag'OstiS rWgdriy. Tim
othy grass, it is said. was first brought to
notice 10y Timothy Hanson Of Maryland,
from whom it took its name but where he
obtained the seed does not appear Wood,
the botanist, says that timothy is probably
a native grass but some other authorities
believe that it was introduced from Europe
There is only one other species of this grass
found in the country-Thieum aiphup; it
has short head, about one-third of an inch
in length, and grows less than half as high
as timothy. 1t is native grass, growing
in mountainous districts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-22
Midsummer Madness,

Bring hithor, bring hither my red band-boX;
Bring hlthrr my band box green:
And my bani-hpN brown from London town
Aud my box of silver sheen
And it. ola for my trunk of leather tough
Aud my trunk of OAK ribbed zinc
And my trunk So tough, of canvas stuff.
That will bulge, but will not shrink.
"Oh. pile them high with the robes | wear
Till their lids they overflow:
My lord he will starr. aud rkr he will swear.
But in they will have To 60"
"Oh, wnly waly my ladye fair.
Now whittier and will We re:'
To Mount Saint BushallOf- Wurri- Ancair.
On COnyile-by-thr-Sea'
They have seized her boxes one and all
In the Tavern Lafitte de Kidd:
And loudly for help the purters call.
As they stick them up in entry and hall
And pile them high against hulkh-ad and wall
But wherever they stow them great and smal
Far out Of her reach are they slid.
Her room is a cell a fathom long.
Her bed is a thing of fears:
Where all night long the noisecss song
OF the wingless bird she hears.
And her lord he lies in a hallway lone.
ON a sleep-destruying cot
Where she hears him gruan in wrathful tone
It's lHush9 Its tsh, Hushl-'hut,"
And all tins time in their home in town.
\ mansion of cool, gray stone,
There are peaceful ElulUS in seventeen rooms.
Where the burglar sleeps alone
--R0bert J. Burdrtte